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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1986-06-04, Page 5DUBLIN AND ,AREA PERTH BEAVEREE—The eighth annual Perth District Beaveree was held last Saturday at the Dublin Park. Ten area scout groups attended the afternoon event, including Seaforth, Tavistock, Shakesneare. Fullarton, Kirkton, Milverton, Cromarty, Ellice, St. Marys and Mitchell. Above, Ringmaster Ivan Burlingham, of St. Columban St. Columban Correspondent MRS. CECILIA RYAN 345-2028 Tom and Eileen Sloan, Sandra, Joyce, Doug and Terry; Jim and Jean Maloney, Colleen, Patti and Mary; Russel and Rita Smith; Mary Smith and Mike Blake attended the wedding and reception of David Smith and Michelle W atson in Zurich on Saturday, May 31. Don and Darlene Smith and family and Brian and Justin Smith, of Barrie, visited on the weekend with Tom and Eileen Sloan. Leo and Mary Smith and Sonia of Acton visited on Sunday with Ab and Eileen Cronin. Pat Subject, Carrie, Ryan, Jeffrey and Nathan and. Louise Ryan of Kitchener spent the weekend with Clarence and Cecilia Ryan. Gordon and Beatrice Costello of Kingston and Father Jack Costello of Windsor visited on Friday evening with Joe and Helen Nolan and attended the wedding of their nephew Mitchells makes a face on Nicholas Collings, while Corey Campbell, both of Mitchell, watches and wafts for his turn. Each group participated in games, crafts, scavenger hunts, a story and an obstacle course. Bader photo residents attend wedding Michael Costello on Saturday in Seaforth. One hundred and twenty descendants of the late John and Louise Eckert attended the 12th annual family reunion on Sunday, June 1 at the Dublin Pavilion and Recreation Centre. Hosts for this year's reunion were Jim and Merlyn Eckert and family, of Waterloo. A prayer service and Benediction by Father Carrigan was held at one o'clock in St. Patrick's Church, Dublin to open the reunion. Races, games, a balloon toss and a baseball game were held on the Community Centre Recreation grounds. An afghan and pillow crocheted by Sister Margaret Eckert was won by Bette Eckert of Cambridge and three door prizes of lawn chairs and chaise lounges were won by Mark Ryan, Colleen O'Rourke and Bette Eckert. Families attending the reunion carne from Chatham, Strathroy, Melbourne, London, Kitchener, Waterloo, New Hamburg, Cam- bridge, Stratford, Branchton, Owen Sound, Dublin, Kinkora, Monkton, Mitchell, Staffa, Seaforth, Southampton and St. Columban. Floral arrangements demo Staffa Correspondent MRS. JOHN TEMPLEMAN 345-2346 The May meeting of the Hibbert United Church Women was held in the Famly Life Centre with Maureen Dearing and Linda Butson in charge of the service of worship. Following the devotions came the introduc- tion of the guest speaker, Vicki W illiamson of Town and Country florists, Mitchell, who told about her craft. She demonstrated the making of several floral arrangements and a corsage, and later generously distributed these to members of her audience. The business portion of the day, chaired by Florence McPhail, dealt with plans for anniversary Sunday and the strawberry supper. Following the Benediction there was a spring plant exchange and then all enjoyed refreshments served by Barbara Pullman and Barbara Worden. Congratulations to Katie Kerslake, daugh- ter of Bill and Freda Kerslake on her All makes of APPLIANCES REPAIRED by qualified technician " AUTHORIZED WARRANTY REPAIR DEPOT FOR MOST NAME BRANDS. For Service Please Calls Jean Murray, daughter of Ray and Vera Murray was honored at a miscellaneous bridal shower on Wednesday evening in the St, Columban Church parish hall. About 50 friends, relatives and neighbors attended the shower hosted by Jean's bridesmaids -to -be. A humorous fashion show was put on by her friends, portraying Jean in various stages of her life. Jean was presented with many useful gifts. A Buck and Doe was held on Saturday evening in Orangeville for Jean Murray and Brian Harris and attended by relatives from the surrounding area. Bill and Martha Murray attended the wedding of the latter's cousin on May 24 in W allaceburg. A reminder to all ladies in the surrounding area the St. Columban C.W.L. June Social is coming up on Wednesday, June 11 at 8 p.m. in the St. Columban Parish Hall. Ladies are welcome. nstrated graduation from Centralia College in Food Service Management. Congratulations to Robert Taylor, son of Russell and Patti Taylor, on his graduation in Agricultural Business Management from Centralia College. John and Roberta Templeman, pined the Perth County Holstein members and wives on a four-day bus trip to Ottawa and area on the weekend. Bill and Mary Rowdiffe, Hensall, visited with Lloyd and Doris Miller on Sunday evening. STAFFA W 1. Girls from Staffa 1 and Staffa 3 4-H clubs entertained Staffa Women's Institute mem- bers and friends at the regular May meeting of the Institute held in the township hall on Wednesday evening May 28. Institute president and 4-H leader, Kay Smale, introduced Lee Ann Lannin, who gave an interesting account of her recent week spent in British Columbia where she enjoyed three days at Expo. Lee Ann said the pavillions she enjoyed most were Ontario, British Columbia and Canada Place. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, JUNE 4, 1986,-- A6 TE -EM FARM YOUR ONE-STOP GARDEN CENTRE Large Selection of • TOP QUALITY BEDDING PLANTS • GERANIUMS • HANGING BASKETS All grown In our own greenhouses LOTS OF IN-STORE SPECIALS Doris Jeffery, a leader for Skaffa 1 introduced 4-H member Katie Kerslake who was chairperson for their contribution to the program. Katie introduced the girls and Joan Kerslake delighted evege Karen Ho n plane instrumental EvergHeri.'" had everyone tapping their toes when she stepdanced to a reel. Joyce Fell, entertained with a violin instrumental and T awnya Van Allen played a delightful accordian selection. The very talented group of girls closed their part of the program by singing a song written by Joyce Felt and Joan Kerslake. . Perth County plates were presented to Tracy Shrader and Wendy Lannin for successfully completing 12 4-H projects and spoon racks were presented to Sharon Fell and Sheila Corbett for successfully complet- ing 18 4-H projects. The president Kay Smale opened the meeting with the Institute Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and a poem. Eighteen members and eleven visitors answered the roll call by naming their favorite flower. 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Katie introduced the girls and Joan Kerslake delighted evege Karen Ho n plane instrumental EvergHeri.'" had everyone tapping their toes when she stepdanced to a reel. Joyce Fell, entertained with a violin instrumental and T awnya Van Allen played a delightful accordian selection. The very talented group of girls closed their part of the program by singing a song written by Joyce Felt and Joan Kerslake. . Perth County plates were presented to Tracy Shrader and Wendy Lannin for successfully completing 12 4-H projects and spoon racks were presented to Sharon Fell and Sheila Corbett for successfully complet- ing 18 4-H projects. The president Kay Smale opened the meeting with the Institute Ode, Mary Stewart Collect and a poem. Eighteen members and eleven visitors answered the roll call by naming their favorite flower. Grace Kerslake reported on the recent District Annual held in Kirkton, Continued on Page Alt ,— Coming Soon --� STRAWBERRIES PICK YOUR OWN OR READY -PICKED NOW READY Our Own Fresh ASPARAGUS, GREENHOUSE TOMATOES, RHUBARB, ENGLISH CUCUMBERS OPEN 7 DAY$ A WEEK R.R. No. 1 Bayfield 482-3020 Is Your Satellite Dish Working Right? IS YOUR DEALER STILL IN BUSINESS? IF NOT... THEN CALL... SHORTY'S 111111111/16, ELECTRONICS Hwy. No. 8 east of Mitchell PH. 348-8943 FOR EXPERT INSTALLATION & REPAIRS TO AI.I. MAKES AND MODELS Also T.V. Antenna & Tower Re air 393-6180 or 527.1213 (soaforth) Tractor Of The Year -Cast iron bores -2 cylinder smooth -Solid state ignition -Optional power steering -Deck Optional you gave some thought to Father's Day (June 15). Wonderful Gifts Or FATtHER'S DAY SUNDAY, JUNE 15 SPECIAL GROUP Choose fromever popular knit cottonlfortrei short sleeved POLO SHIRTS in a good array of colours or Plain or Striped cotton & fortrel short Sleeved DRESS AND SPORT 128s SHIRTS ,,gE RECENT TRADES ON h One 7t)ug11 li actor Case 444 14 hp hydro, 96" mower, dean $2600.00 Case 446 16 hp hydro 96" mower, clean $2700.00 Case 446 (new color), 16 hp $3300.00 hydro, 96" n -ewer. Case44" rear hyd. $695.09 tiller alt 111 80, 8 hp. hydro. •. . .11375.00 J,D. 108, 8 hp. . . . $1295.09 111 282, 8 hp hydro, y demo. .$2475.00 MasterciMt 10-34. •• •. $ 895-00 Roper 5 hp rider 1895.00 Arletls 8, hp rider $695.00 MUrCdy11 hp 38" $915609; SEAFORTFT 527 0120 1 FARM EQUIPMENT UM!TED El* 20% OFF All Mens . Levis—GWG's BEANS & CORDES 30% OFF Elegantand dressy, yet sporty, these watches set the time, day and date in one convenient step using only the crown. Now dad will be on time with the easy One -Step Alarm from Pulsar Quartz, Ladles ALL WEATHER T$ 0